I spent my early twenties working jobs that drained me, people pleasing my way through life and ignoring that little voice in the back of my head that kept whispering — this can't be it.

 

I never felt truly seen. I was living the life I thought I should rather than the one that actually lit me up. Until I had a full menty b, quit a job I'd been in for four days, started a business and never looked back.

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Then life really shook things up. A relationship of 8 years, a house, a whole world gone. And I was left with just myself. Uncertain, scared and honestly? More free than I'd ever been. That season cracked me open in the best way. I started choosing myself, trusting myself and realising that the version of me who played small and hid her dreams died when that chapter did.

 

What grew in her place was someone who genuinely believes that people deserve to feel seen, to have their ideas taken seriously and to build something that makes them proud to show up every single day.